Sentence examples for disproportionately adopted from inspiring English sources

Other research suggests that as new expensive technologies emerge they are typically disproportionately adopted in the early phase by those with greater resources (Chang & Lauderdale, 2009).

She had wanted to diminish poverty – but the pill was adopted disproportionately by the affluent.

In the anti-government column, the Ryan budget, which House Republicans enthusiastically adopted, would cut taxes disproportionately on the wealthy and halve the share of spending on every domestic, non-entitlement program.

Measures adopted in many countries disproportionately affected ethnic and marginalized groups.

Even President Bill Clinton adopted policy after policy that disproportionately benefited those who made the most money.

"In this instance, I believe the governor and cabinet members have adopted policy that has a disproportionately negative impact on communities of color".

Other technologies are simply too expensive to be adopted and used by most young scientists, who are disproportionately underfunded.

Other backers include Adoption UK – adopted children have typically had adverse early experiences and are disproportionately excluded from school – and Dr Bruce Perry, a psychiatrist at the Child Trauma Academy in Houston.

Officials in the city of Oakland – where black residents are disproportionately stopped and searched for drugs – hope to counter this trend with a newly adopted "dispensary equity" program that backers say is the first of its kind in the nation.

Yet, African Americans are disproportionately represented in the foster care system and are are still less likely to be adopted.

The Immigration and Naturalization Service INSS) adopted new rules that would allow the federal government to indefinitely detain non-citizens; those detained were disproportionately Arabs and Muslims.